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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
NEwRY.

Thanksgiving day has come brigh. and
clear. perfect day, only one fault. th'
lack of snow for sleizhlng; somehow th'
lIurllur OF bells seems more appropriate "a
me dsy than the rumble OF wagon wheels
People have had plenty OF time u Gel
r..sy for cold wesihsr this fall.
MS. Hastings ofthis town. has brought
home lot OF very nice sheep which D.
oh.sinsd In the provinces understand
he has bought thousand sheep In Pfinc'
Edwards Island which he Intends 10 marx
e, In this State soon.
A good many oxen are still rvmhniaa
unsold.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
RoyRIIRy POND.

d n. Boyn,on begin. bis school 10 Dls'
trlct No 7 Nov. .
WIN. W. Mason has been having bic
land q, Roxbury Notch run out
Mrs. ~ A Blossom has retained u
Paris.
A. A. Jsnne has been buIldlpg . new
chlmney.
Bear tracks are plenty bu, the hunters
on this eide the mountain have not made .
raid on The treasury for bounty a. Jet
"Uucle lac" ilodsion IL out sgsln.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
EAST PERU.

Boru. on the i9Ih. to the wife OF GeOrs'
Davis, ason.
Henry Chase has bought hlm new
covered carriage OF George Moore OF Can
ton.
Wilson Stillman has gone 10 Lewiston
10 bar q four horse load Of corn 20 feed bis
team with This winter. lie has taken =
job 10 haul birch aud popel,r for George
staples up In Carthage.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
DIcKyALE.

IA. Perkins closed q successful term Of
school In ihl. district this wesk. lie Will
commsncc the winter term amer short
vacation.
whne c. J. Tracy Vas cutting wood In
his woods. q limb fell ron The top of .
ircc By The slie OF one which be was fsll'
Ing, striking him on the head and knock
lug him down: The woond bled freely bet
be wslked % the hOase.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
RrMrnRD CENTRR.

N. ". Lafkin's house came very nearly
being oarnei recently. The heat from TIE
furnace, which sat on the door. Was 90 To-
tense that ~ barnei OF stick OF timber
Inches In diameter. under the moor.
Mlss JO.is Martin has gons 10 ffo'''
dsnce. X I.
Miss Susie Graham aud Lacy Lafkin ars
h1ms from Kents I'm for atwo weeks va
rattan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
BIRD HILL fBrrurL)

The school here. taught by Ellen +. kim.
ball. elo-sd November - With intersstlng
exercises. This term of school was niue
weeks. Sesrly all OF the scholars were
present each day unless sickness prevent.
"a. and by their good bshsvior and paneiu
al attendance merit the appreciation OF the
te,eher. The nslehbors bv thsir iindns.s
and Interest manifested will ever be Kindly
r,msmbered by the teacher. aud the sehol-
sfs rank high In general good dspotim.nt
PIX
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
ROXBuRY.

Bartlett, AMI Mason have contracted
with Geo. Staples 10 furnish him with be.
tween seventy and s.veuiy.nine hundred
cords OF pine. and Mr.. Charles csmlreni
Ia. taken the N Of getting II 20 the bank
OF Swim river. lleis nov baiiiipg camp
The pine IL - be Cut on What IL hers
known ~ the Dcnl.0n land.
A. l.. and d. A. Kuspp have sold THEFT
farm TO Geo. Staples and move this week
20 Ert New sharon, where they have
bought q large farm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
NORTH PARIS.

Thanksgiving Day has cone and sons
the way of all Thanksgiving Days. The
day was Que OF the most besniliol OF TIE
autumn days, ani the most pleasant
Thanksgiving Day for May years.
Abner benson and w y. Cailis have
goa. into the wood lot OF the former
In sumner tuiilog ilmbcr for The chair
factory.
Rev. Seth Benson preached ~ New
Gloucester last Sabbath lie will preach
~ North Parl, the nfsi Sabbath In Deem
Der.
A singing school will be started this
week, 10 be taught by W. v. Duuhsm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

il Slsphtns. ~ Ranfofi csnirs, i
alv.tg ia plifoos a Grvst tf,ie 90 ar
W.. Cap 4. ths brand ard - " ne
rflcs Every barrel warranted Inose
hat have ifiei n Pfoaouuce hAnls . ar.
n boaui % douni- his sales ga niar
as uakr. prices that vii sarsly o. u
pui 10 yrur winters sapply. The car load
= AT bsiag disposed u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
RAsr HEBRON.

Miss Abbls william 10 v.si,lag At her
uneles, Jas. fogg's.
Rev. @ Kesns snd family pissed rhsnts'
giving day with Me-. and Mrs. Albert shaw
Al Backneli.
Ksv. SIR Msyberv Of Iarnsr. exchanged
last Ssonsth With Rev. e. + k-ens
Mrs.. Ella n. Howard OF Wsst hlnot, u
visiting Of her fathers, II. Q. beffys.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

TIE nss Gr.si rrask un~,aol- ssni
iuto tfct Mo1taY norning. he asta.
rrslns nos cave Soaih Paris Too forll,ni
rg s. al 10 IS a n ani ? - all .ut
~ Arrive a. S1uth fsris from Fort
i,.ful0 sJAN -ni ~ aoi 10 n
Ns.. c.s.s a. ne Paris OF - SAM - Do
ffr rae flfcaola IN ~ arrive 80
inmates earlier.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Cauies More. E'q. % NinnetFolls.
called ca NJ Dsmocrat at Ssiurisy W.
More ssut ffOm South Paris. lie hss
hssr LEI Minneapolis twelve y'afs ceslies
irsvsuug sect 10 tifsfent Siaie- COO
,i.srs,ly. sai be- thiuks MinneaP1is tbs
,s.t city On tte Ucitst States
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

R,b,fi N0ye.. E.g. % Norsay, m,ds
To- psuocrst . cal at Tuesday. NJ
Noys. = frssiisut ~ he Norway savings
B,nk. ,ud j. ous % he oldest bookoiudefs
In - STAT. having followed ne Business
90 flrty. four years Mr. y. was me
operator ofihs frst ruilug mschine That
49, ever hfoaght into Naine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Auoas oih.r pecallaritiss .. The I'm.
menss sale al home of "Bf0Su's Instant
Relief n always gives perfect sAtlsise'
uoa II IL pleasant Zoe children 70 tshs.
Il sa faulty medicine II Il iavAaiois
i0r delicate ladies.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

rs.ir.s T.srrltr Rgu.rir sursd - Il hrxnts -
sass 80 1r.rsL fuaf q ~ 80 rafs.. - =.
t.let fl we've ~. I hass rscouHlae..l..l = - +.
sorss q $3.50 sfh uks sarCsss. snd ~ /.
- are - - ~ H-Mrs n. 4. Manef, .liA
"A. 81. Ssnt 1csuf s..np o. ID. Asnnelys -, -
.-elf. =. a. hf b1ak - - care htafif +'
al hlls.l D..or.llrs. Menfon thls lApsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

NoENAY NEpicfSE Co
Gesfisasa.-I have used "Br0wr's In
stAni Relief ant foaud u - - ne 80
kirg - have ever u-st Tor Cfsmp' Sou'
aut iudigssfiou- We can cnetfiaAy Iee
oumsut n 90 al. \. W. oAShohS,
Entor Oxfori Coasiy Advertiser
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
PERU.

Thsy have org.nlIsi . lyesam 10 this
place n be held once . fortnight ~ tae
westinghouse. and Charles walker IL 70
log 10 teach . singing school here this
i winter.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

nss1Psci-d ia, The Bridsmsn ,isi'r,
ofRstoo. MI favor ne people ~ fsfi'
M wta aprogrsnns ~ cto.ce resiiags,
Tas-.iay sveniug. Dc Let fur.hcr 10.
tIra Ill - ElVsn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

A DAD % yoaag people sent n see
.Osr Folks- Al Soath Paris fritay night.
rh-y w,rv mach plrAsei villa TIE enter
ailmrrt
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Mss Fiora Mitchell. Who pa ben tab
irravscatlau Of mouth AZ hsf bone u
Gator. - r,tarusd - her position IN
a. ptuoCfst Crlce.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
RuMRORD POINT.

Alice Brysnt aud ThNla Goiiari have
returned from Kents Hill. Alice Bryant
IL teaching In thls vlll,ge
Evans iiodgion IL home from ffamlng'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
NORTH WATERFORD.

on sssd.y A. a. next (Ssv. s7thl Mt
4 Fr,nh Herssy will set forth 81 So,,i
waterford church the work OF Maine b'oi'
soclety.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

ca Levi. n. Sniih % The Portland
Custom uooss sPrut Tesnksgiviug Al ne
none u Mfs wm. Chase In ihis Hiisse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29
1888.
.HARPER'S WEEKLY
ILLUSTRATED.

HaRrEHs WEEKLY has wsll-estsblished place a.
the leading illustrated newspaper In Amsriea. The
fairness 81 lfs editorial comments cnrrtnf politics
has canned br Il the respect All condolences % al In
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nee By the bssi sni met rppalar writers, tth 30
The ysfas.l u people o the widest nge 81 tastes anil
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ck.nEsfal phoses Of bae and iofeFn history. In all
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Mr.. I G. wiroaghby, 81 Dlia,it, n.
h.es vi.itlrg her sister. Ms Aletft >
ln.i-r. ID us vll,ge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

Tas uirtsf schools begAn Moutsy morn
az. ihis wesk. unfsr ne ehsree 81 Walisr
bate Fsfr. A n and Mas \. Louise Doe.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

rhsrr VT, no special Thanksglving
..r,icss A. ths churchss. The usnAl prayer
uesiirg 81 ihs BAPTIST vssuy Ia The even
M
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

NJ. H.rs,t sId shiidrep. % Boston,
.,-tTbsrs.gislng q, tAs Haseard ucose.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

n, rssy-r. % Pos,l.sd. -pint
rs,rk..is.rg ~ Paris hiA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

n. u.ua .mouui OF ''shAkipg- herr
r,sr.asv. Ever, BODY TAT shook made
r,o,sy. a. tAsy assy- a.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

NJ. N.aI D5aslass. % ~ Dsmocfai
a.. - ~ rnsuksgislng a. afr bonn 10
Csutou
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

A black bass. q Il sail, viii kiil from
msrs love % killing. and thousands o.
p.Skerei ara 80 destroyed every year ~ "
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-29

ARE you SICK?ss...:. r ,: Z; ssr ~:
Fu.cc>. A. prtpsrrd IL frest sit asssssss By
sssi,s. sedieisss so,t 90 s-st; Nsvss n,rs
pky sna.is SD tall syupsns I'D s,-esni
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Nv. STD n-rsob. % North Paris. wss
,Ktas llli AL Tuesday.
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csSssH G,ors,. E,q q Hssros. w,s
A, to-s = tufdsy.
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os,,scA Tss,~f. % IN fortlsni Cas-
a, U,a.- "a. a. Ms hone IN this village
TsssfsslVlag day.
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wim.m q. ard Grant Ilsflos. % Din.
a.. sp-rt rhsakssivisg With ffienfs 10
,sI.y uIagr
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NJ. Nsr, Thsysr. Of Prr'iatd. = visit.
lnsnO a rasysts.
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-02-23

Il Kearu" Street, San Francisco.
Nervous Deb litv. Seminal Weakness. TX
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young MEN
Suffering from yof the above symptoms
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
MARLOwE AND NELLIE B.

Mr.. W w Wheeler, owner OF Nellie 3.
and Mr. w. D. Mackenzie owner OF Mar
lowe, made arrangements yesterday for
race on the nth of this month. Mile heats,
three in. five for s. 900 aside. The contract
was drawn by the well known horse man,
Mr. Frank Mason and each put IN his hand
a forfeit of 500.
Soon after the contract was signed Mr.
Wheeler received a dispatch from his
driver at Dallas. Tex, telling him to make
no race as other arrangements had been for
the 18th inst. Mr. Wheeler Immediately
wired an answer to make other arrange
ments.
A good deal of attention has been given
the matter by parties who know both
horses and who are anxious TO see the race.
The owners seem to want d race themselves
and hence it was no difficult matter to
make arrangements.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
YOiING PRECINCTS.
The following shows the places for voting

The following shows the places for voting
today:
First ward; first precinct: S. NJ.
Ford's livery stable, IA 5. Main street.
Second precinct; Sherman house 100 L.
Douglas avenue The first precinct IS
composed OF territory west of Fourth
avenue and second pricinct east or Fourth
avenue.
Second ward: Sternberg's shop, $40 \.
main.
Third Ward; Faulkner's livery barn,
116 North Emporia avenue.
Fourth ward, first precinct: Henley
Sign Studio, rs East Second street. Sec
ond precinct, COL East Oak street. The
first precinct is composed Of the territory
east of Main street, between Locust ana
Pine. east of Fifth avenue and all territory
between Second street and Central avenue
east of Fifth avenue. The second precinct,
all territory east of Main street, north OF
Pine east of Fifth and north of Central.
Fifth Ward; Seaman & Chivington's
real estate Office.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
OurtS.
PROBATE COURT.
order to sell real estate in the
EASEMENTS.
CRAWFORD'S.'

Last night Miss Katie Putna m appeared
in .Erma the Elf at the Crawford to
good sized audience In this drama Mr..
Darcy has succeeded in devising something
quite clever and well suited to the accom-
plishments OF the charming little woman
who assumes the title role. Since its pre-
sentation here last year several changes
for the better have been made. The sup
port is one of unusual strength. AS Rob
ert Raikes." the william, Mr.. Bert Clark
gave an excellent piece of acting. Mr..
Warren's BOsanko was well received and
his songs were time after time encored.
Mr.. Glassford's Blufkin as well as Mr..
Montague's Oscar Horton Were all worthy
Of mention Miss Lettie Allen as Maggie,
was well conceived and acted. Miss Put
nam. herself is. however, the attraction
OF the piece and gives 1t almost all Its
life
Tonight Maggie Mitchell appears at
this house in Little Barefoot"
No lover of the drama, pure, elevated
and refined. and who desires TO witness
true historic genius, should fail 10 see
Maggie Mitchell in her ideal impersona-
ZION of Little Barefoot. During many
wears her name has been almost a house
hold word: il has commanded the respect
and won the admiration Of the American
neCDIe. And today the talent 50 bright
and greatly admired in years gone by have
lost none OF their lIs1er. but, on the con
rrary. have gained brightness with the
onward march of time. the same as this
petite, charming actress. by her grace and
genius has completely won the hearts OF
the vast theaJer going people.-Boston
Evening Traveller
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
ghe aaliehia Dairu gae Tuesday auie, ouenber s. 1887

here to say that the Democratic nominees
are not personally as good as other men.
But the record of the party, discuss,
which we have a record to refer. Has the
Democratic party redeemed its promises IN
single instance?
This election is regarded as key note
for next year In Ohio, Foraker has been
given a grander reception than either Gar
field or Blaine, and why? And why, be-
cause the people attach great Importance
to this election Now then we have the
right to say that this election in this coun-
ty is OF Importance if it goes Democratic
what will the wires say tomorrow night.
The greatest city in Kansas gone Demo
cratic 4 wonderful change in pubic
opinion.
When the Democratic power came in
power four years ago it made
splendid promises in things they y
the funds. Business men of Wichita, has
that promise been kept? When has there
been such stringency in money matters:
1t was partially relieved by Sl3,OD,VoO III
mutation now in the. treasury: -Four times
what it was when the Democratic party
went into power.
want to say few things about the
condition of Kansas Under the last Dem
ocratic rule Kansas bonds worth
eightv-five cents on the dollar
more than national bonds, under
Democratic rule. l would Ike
to know Wichita has suffered by pro
hibition. 1t has grown faster than evel
before. Its promise for the future Is
greater than ever before.
When | was in the east, l was asked how
prohibition worked in Kansas. told then
that it was a success and business not III
| jured by it.
thoroughly discussed and L shal
refer to them but momen'
| If | thought business of this city would
thrive best under Democratic admlstra
ton, I would most cheerfully vote tn
Democratic ticket. What redress has tn
moral element of city when the mayor L
made powerless? None but such law a
the metropolitan police law. This metro
poltan police law did not originate soIei.
with the Republicans
Brick Pomeroy says and certainl,
none know more Of Democracy than ne
that it Just as impossible to rul Il
without whisky. Hence the Democrat
howl about resubmission Let me say t
you gentlemen, don't trade your vote thu
time. They will vote for themselves thl
time and not FOR you. They say they wan
you TO help them out just this once Don,
! trust Yourself with such sophistry as that
Is there any reason why the Republica1
party should sacrifice their principles
Don't sacrifice your principles this time I
rebnke present members Of the Legislature
I say to every Republican If you have eve
worked for your party work tomorrow.
The closing of his speech was followe'
by a rousing cheer after which the meetin
adjourned, feeling confident OF success
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
THE COURTS.
POLICE COURT.


Yesterday was an unusually busy day in
the police court Sabbath breakers and
buns in the forenoon, more buns, Migrants
and the Salvation army, in the
afternoon, came near worring out
bis honor and played havoc with
his usual good humor Dick Hicks and
John Ferris were the earliest callers; both
drunk, and Ferris penniless. Charged with
the same offense were Jerry McCarty,
Mat Haight and Frank Harland. McCarty
paid 50; Haight forfeited the same to the
CITY by his failure to appear,
and Hariand had execution of his sentence
suspended for few days.
Witty Pup kept his place of business
open on Sunday and paid s12 of his receipts
to the city; Matte Evans came down with
$40 for an offense and William Ulrich paid
s::}2 for the luxury of being vagrant
G.. w Walker, so the Salvationists say
had disturbed their peace. Walker said.
'''Taint sou and the judge will hear the
evidence and decide the case Wednesday
afternoon.
Then came thirteen tough looking speci-
mems of humanity, gathered in by the
police from the different parts OF the city
As strange as it may seem, SOS was collected
from the whole gang and appropriated to
the payment of their fines.
JUSTICE COURT.
s 4. Jones was yesterday brought before
Judge Walker and waived preliminary
hearing. He was unable to secure bond
of 81 900, and was remanded to Jail.
George Walker was brought into the
same court upon a transcript from the
police court, charged wNh disturbing the
peace of the Salvation Army. His bond
was fixed at 500, and he, too, was sent up
to the county jail to await his trial which
was set for Wednesday.
Besides these two cases, there were A
number of civil cases disposed of in both of
the courts.
PROBATE COURT.
An order to sell real estate in the estate
of Benjamin w. Bailey, deceased, issued
Marriage licenses We're yesterday issued
to the following: Dudley d. White and
Tulsa Garringer, both of Harper county:
Conrad Oil, of Gympsum township, and
Mary Dean, of Wichita; Jacob Ketchel,
Wichita and Mamie Baggett, Perry.
ssThe latter were united in marriage by
Judge Thomas in the afternoon, IN the par
lOr of the probate court.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-08
ANOTHER IMPoRTANT ENTERPRISE.

The Wichita Boiler and Manufacturing
Co. is the name of an organization Just
perfecting in our city. the purposes Of
which are set forth in its name. The bus
mess has been carried on in Wichita FOR
several months by Davis * Burke and has
grown and increased SO rapidly that these
gentlemen found il impossjb!y to meet the
demands with the amount OF capital at
their command, ana in order 10 keep pace
with increased and increasing trade they
determined. 70 organize stock company
which they have done and by this means
increase the facilities Of the important en-
tenr.se for meeting the requirements Of the
trade The originatOrs Of the enterprise
are practical men and they have demon
strated their ability 70 coadnct their line
of business successfully. and II would seem
that the new enterprise IN the changed
form As to business must become spien-
did success The new company make an
announcement II our advertising columns,
which see.